Paeonia officinalis subsp. microcarpa
Paeonia officinalis subsp. microcarpa Nyman
Paeonia officinalis subsp. microcarpa is a subspecies of the species Paeonia officinalis, belonging to the family Paeoniaceae. It was first described by the botanist Nyman in 1878.
Description
Paeonia officinalis subsp. microcarpa is a taxonomic subspecies within the Paeonia genus, which is part of the Paeoniaceae family. The subspecies was formally published in 1878 by the botanist Nyman. This classification is based on morphological distinctions that differentiate it from other subspecies of Paeonia officinalis. The Paeoniaceae family includes herbaceous and woody peony species, known for their showy flowers and historical significance in horticulture and traditional medicine.
Synonyms
Paeonia humilisPaeonia peregrina prol. leiocarpaPaeonia leiocarpaPaeonia villarsiiPaeonia villosaPaeonia microcarpaPaeonia modestaPaeonia roseaPaeonia paradoxaPaeonia peregrina f. microcarpaPaeonia officinalis var. microcarpaPaeonia officinalis subsp. humilisPaeonia officinalis var. humilisPaeonia peregrina var. humilisPaeonia feminea var. humilisPaeonia paradoxa var. leiocarpaPaeonia peregrina var. leiocarpaPaeonia officinalis f. leiocarpaPaeonia humilis var. gallicaPaeonia foeminea subsp. humilisPaeonia officinalis var. paradoxaPaeonia peregrina prol. paradoxaPaeonia foemina var. humilisPaeonia humilis var. microcarpaPaeonia peregrina prol. microcarpaPaeonia foemina prol. humilisPaeonia foemina subsp. humilisPaeonia officinalis prol. microcarpaPaeonia peregrina var. microcarpa